Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-18
AIR CHILDREN.
I =. child in the Way He Should
81 W - When He is Old He
w. srII Not Depart from IT.
.p,rors Made by Parents and
sol in Training a Child
for Life Work.
-, Body, tho Heart the Soul
ssi, 'np E,ucat d and dared
s'i' > for on Earth.
u. Gazette.

= , ~ Nov.I8.-The weekly pub
! % at d.. Tslmsge's sermons lemons is be
sa 'a e. Beside the Euglish-speak-
II including Australia snd New
''0+ ne sermons are regularly trans
s'a W. the languages OF Germany,
=. ~. IN il.ly, DsnmsFk, Norway, Sweden 81:
s 2.a a.. The gentlemen having in
l'a w. nubhc.tion OF these sermons
' -. that in this country, every
=, o. f0O 900 copies Of the entire ser
. &c ,'s6.' making over 100000 per
81 'Iu Similar arrangement IS now be
|'sS' . far the publication OF Dr.. Tai
!. Friday evening talks
I. I.15isct Of the sermon to-day was
> uP.RENTAL BLUNDERs'"
Govt VAS Samuel iV. IS: "He
t2s "a ~ me seat backward by the side
U l.y -., - and MS neck brake, and he
Dc =, s. 10 was an old man and heavy"
! fslnsge said: ,.o.
~ i. the end Of long story OF 2aren-
.i- y, Judge Ell w6s a g Cd man,
&c ISt his two boys, Hopnni and
|. - y do as they pleased, ana through
49,, :-d1Igsucg they went to ruin. The
'.ioB Judge, nlnety-eight Years OF
~ ! -. seated patiently at the gate, wait
q, me news of an important battle in
=. ~ sis TWO sons were at the font. An
- - IA coming with tidiDgs from the
~ This blind nonsgeEarisn puts his
',.'' ,abinds MS ear, and listens, and
-. y. UWhat meaneth the noise OF this
. 1,n,u An e1cited messenger, all out
i,,s,tb with the speed, said TO him:
n. army IS dtfeaJed. The sa-
y. q chest, called the ark, is
!. md and your sons are
y an an the field" NJ wonder the father
.s5 and expired. The domestic trag-
IN which tlese two sons were the ira
;i,,,s had flushed its fifth and last act.
ioisIl from Of the sest Backward by
|, .iie Of the gate, and his neck brske,
/ he died for he was an old man, and
ST."
4 to his children. The Bible distinct
ass; "H!s sons MADE themselves vile
he restrained them not" On, the
thousand mistakes in rearing chill
n. mistakes of parents, mistakes of
saers in dsy sen 'ol and Sabbath
sses, mistakes which we all make.
Ijt not be useful to consider them?
Tbs country is gong to De conquered
/, great army, compared with which
Il Of Baldwin TIE First, Xerxes, and
.Esnder, and Grant, anu Lee, all put
,sther, were in number Insignificant.
~ will capture all our puLpits, store
uses, factories and halls of legislation,
our shipping, all our wealth, and all
hOnOTs They Will take possession
OF ALL AUTHORITY,
II tie United States presidency down
tie hamolest constabulary-of every
Is between the Atlantic and Pacific
lnq. They sre on the march now,
they halt neither day nor night
sy will soon be here and all the present
ire population # this country must
Telder and give way. l refer to the
s. army Of children. Whether they
IL take possession of everything for
ID OF for tad, depends upon the style
l!epsrSlion through which theyIpass on
il way from cradle to throne. Cicero
he kept in his desk q col
ion Of prtiaCes for books, which pre-
Is be could Ct any time attach to any
y be wanted to publish for himself or
elS and all parents and teachers have
prepared the preface of every young
under their charge, and not
J the preface, buS the appendix,
ether the volume be poem or
&c. Families aud schools, and legisls-
eS sTe in our day busily engaged in
clssing what Is the best mode Of
testing children. Before this question
Dos. every other dwindles into insig-
csnce, while dependent upon its
lFf solution Is the welfare of govern
lasnd sgeSeternal. Macaulsy tells
10, var which Frederick the Second
aesgsinst Queen Maria Theresa. And
asY she appeared before the august
y wearing mourning for her father,
ned up In her arms before them her
10, Inc ATchduke. This so weighed
o. lie officers snd deputies of the peo-
mai with hslf-drawn swords they
lAe ioFih in the war cry: "Let us die
cur Queen, Maria Theresa" So,
morning, realizing that the boy of
lAy IS to Dc the ruler of the future,
P0pulAr sovereign, | hold him before
Aneficsn people to arouse their en-
.sssn 10 his behalf, and to evoke their
= .l lSI his defense, his education, and
! sublime destiny.
: parent, YOU will remember when
were aroused to these great re-
! asd not
DONE ALL REQUIRED
$ you hsd admired the tiny hands, and
SISSY hair, and the bright eyes that
-, = Inc cradle. You suddenly re-
~ that that hand would yet be
=. - 70 bless the world with it's bene-
, ,,s, OF to smiCe it with a curse. IL
~. b, " great poem there is character
!. Aaasgiero, VINO has 8 shield of in
ss~aoI5 s2lendor, but it is kept veield,
!, ~ certain occasions, and when I'M
Ia, IS- i startled and overwhelmed it's
n ,'ILes ., Who before had no suspicion
49,, oo.'saIness. My hope to-day is to
~. NE destiny of your child or
7sc; Si Aoout which you may have no
. I ca appreciation, and fash upon you
5o II5s' q Of It's immortal nature.
-ir Mn. We SHIELD and the sword of its
4, t'T Ts N this discourse TO set forth
W. SlUnslder to be some of the errors
2irs ,-n1 II The training Of children.
N s, remark that many are in too
hin severity or too great leniepcy of
,rnre vVesnment. Between parental
clnl;r 1nu rulnous lsXativeness of
fst5 -s mere is medium. Sometimes
he 81 80 eEfs on one side srd the mother
NJ IL .I SIDE. Good family govern
{ l. - important. Anarchy and mis-
Ia, - -e domestic circle is the fore
iu.siyS J" ansIcay in the sts'e. Whist G
ler =. spectacle is 8 home without
ie1cSss discipline, disobedience snd i'm